Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-29
LOCAL AND 0rmgR yOrs.

SeEafneis keDOvter.
San Diego, Cal, has 9 Chinese leprosy
case.
The citizens Of Albuquerque, N. NJ,
have organized q Vigilance Committee.
Frank Ayres has been convicted Of man.
slaughter at Los Angeles for killing Q babe.
8. P. Pallinger. . sheepherder was found
dead near San Diego day before yesterday.
Eight or ten acres OF the grain of s. G.
Little, near Dixon, vas burned Wednes.
day.
During the past Winter Madame Patti
has earned over f70, 900 by her American
tour.
Judge Fitzgerald arrived Ia Reno from
California on Saturday mornings over
land.
J. r. King. q resident Of Lyon county
since 1860, died at Dayton June 20, aged
rs years.
The United States has provided Q fund
for furnishing tom bstones for soldiers and
sailors graves.
Thomas J. Reed came up from Napa,
CAL, yesterday to attend to some survey
ing OF the county lines.
W. A. Schmidt, failing to secure the ar
rest OF his runaway wife in Los Angeles,
offers her $500 to return.
Wood River News Miner: James Gum
minis was arrested in Ketchum for at
tempted rape on his sister-in law.
DR.. @. Hamilton leaves this morning on
q professional visit to Utah and Idaho.
We wish him success in his travels.
Two women engaged in q prize fight at
SJaa0Y. EnOtand 2nDAau and - 90 kbax,
died in the ring from her injuries.
Dan Finn, an old prospector. discovered
a lodge OF galens ore in Lewis District,
Lander county, that assays over 5000 in
silver.
The United States Supreme Court is
said to be three years behind with its bust
ness, and ia losing at the rate OF 800 cases
per annum
The Silver State says the records OF the
U. 8. Signal station at that point explodes
the popular fallacy that the rainfall in Ne
vada is increasing.
Thanks to b. Berg for some nice black
berries. Mr.. Berg 10 getting in apples,
apricots, peaches and all the fruits as they
come into season.
Dave McLane returned home yesterday
after a short visit to the eastern part of the
State and California. He says he has had
q line time and lots OF pleasure on his trip.
A. F. Alvardo, q son OF Ex-Governor
Alvardo, drowned himself In q small
drain near Albuquerque, N. M, June %.
He had been gloomy and Respondent OF
late.
Mrs. Nina Vanzandt Spies is living in
retirement in Chicago. Instead of seek
ing notoriety she ia as inaccessible to re-
porters as q bank cashier preparing to emf
crate.
At Phenix. Arizona, June 30, the Their.
mometer registered 117k degrees. At
Needles the thermometer for the past three
days has been 100 to 1872 degrees in the
shade.
The Digger Indians OF California are
becoming civilized. Last week one Of them
went into a barber's shop at Grass Valley,
seated himself in q chair, had his hair cut
and took . clean shave.
United States Deputy Revenue Agent
B. M. Thomas arrived here yesterday from
San Francisco, and is superin tending the
transfer Of the Revenue Office OF Eureka
District to the Fourth California District.
The period Of grace granted to DR.. Nc
Glynn by the Catholic Church has about
expired. He has made no signs of SUBJ
mission. II is stated that the Pope will,
without further delay, excommunicate
him.
The action Of Thomas Dixon against
Jerry Ahearn, tried in this county in
February. 1886, and taken to the Supreme
Court by Mr.. Ahesrn upon q question Of
law, has just been reversed and sent back
for a new trial.
MonsigDor Persico and Monsignor
Gualdi have left Rome for Ireland on q
mission entrusted to them by the Pope.
They are instructed TO make personal OBJ
servations and report upon the political
and social position Of the Irish people.
The Golden Grown mine ct Bernice,
Churchill county, has a vein IS inches
wide alleged TO assay 500 per ton. A
force Of 80 men lie employed at the mine
and mill. Another mine in the district
employees Is men. Miners wages in the
district are So per day.
Reno Gazette: 1t is understood that a
charter has been received from the Colored
Grand Lodge of Masons which recen tlv
met at Stockton, California, for the estab.
lishment OF . lodge by the colored men OF
Reno. this State being under the jurisdic-
ton OF the California Grand Lodge OF
Colored Masons.
We Surrender.